Universal Audio and Abbey Road Institute have formed a partnership, allowing Abbey Road Institute facilities throughout Europe to educate their students with Apollo audio interfaces and UAD Powered Plug-Ins.
Abbey Road Institute now includes UA’s Apollo Twin desktop interface at every workstation, equipping students with its resolution and Realtime UAD Processing. This allows students to record with near-zero latency through the full range of UAD Powered Plug-Ins, merging classic analog tones with new features.
Abbey Road Institute is a new educational initiative from Abbey Road Studios offering a unique audio engineering and music production program. The curriculum was developed by audio educational specialists in conjunction with Abbey Road Studios engineers. It covers all aspects of music production and engineering, focusing on three main areas: sound engineering, production techniques, and the music business. This full-time program is taught by respected music industry experts while giving students access to state-of-the-art production and recording facilities.
“Music producers are all influenced by the music they admire, but then they make it their own. Our programs are designed to perfect that process: we believe in learning legendary production techniques, and then finding your own voice,” says Rudi Grieme, CEO of Abbey Road Institute, “Universal Audio’s legacy of high-quality products is a perfect match for our programs. Our students get full access to their classic plug-ins, used by professionals in the industry, which they can incorporate in their own productions.”
“We are proud to collaborate with Abbey Road Institute to educate and promote the next generation of music performers, producers, and recording engineers. ARI and UA share the same vision and both names stand synonymously for excellence,” said Bill Putnam Jr., CEO and founder of Universal Audio, “We are excited to become even more involved in their young artist development programs.”
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